Davis Square looks like a dumpster," an anonymous Reddit user said in a viral post last month, with photos showing the shining brick plaza covered in wet trash after a rainstorm.
A lifelong Staten Islander, George served more than 40 years on Community Board 1, led the Clifton Homeowners Association, and dedicated his life to public service and the community he loved. This co-naming is a lasting tribute to his impact on Staten Island.
"When Teen Techies started in 2005, we could not have imagined the giant leaps technology would take: the proliferation of social media, smart phones, cloud computing, AI and so much more," said Linda E. Johnson, president and chief executive officer of Brooklyn Public Library.
Urawa Red Diamonds fans showed true support after their team’s defeat at the FIFA Club World Cup by staying behind to clean the stadium stands, demonstrating class and loyalty.
The investment would allow the Company to offer rapid screening for sexually transmitted infections (STI) to more patients with new technology and facilities.
"Richie Serino was a community staple, who took pride in his home and his family," Revere Mayor Patrick Keefe said. "He comes from a lineage of Reverians with a rich history in public service."
When we first opened, people did not understand our unique Pay It Forward model. We are not a soup kitchen. We are not a pay-what-you-want restaurant. We are a unique Pay It Forward model where those who are unable to pay, volunteer their time. Those who can pay, pay for their meal and donate to pay it forward.
"My love of fashion took me on an incredible career with Junk Kouture, educating young people on sustainable fashion and empowering them to use their creativity to express themselves and drive change."
"It has been a privilege serving the Livermore community," Alcala said in a statement Friday. "I am grateful for the opportunity to work with extraordinary council members, staff, and community members."
"My mom's always said the best thing you can do is give back and help people, so yeah, I've worked hard to be great on the court, but at the end of the day, it's really about making sure it's not just about me and doing things that matter off the court too."
Kyle Hayes, the All-Star Limerick hurler escaped prison today, receiving a sentence of 180 hours of community service, underscoring a second chance amidst his sports success.
Havel expressed deep frustration about feeling abandoned by the legal system, despite his lengthy commitment to serving the community, saying, "I feel angry, I feel hurt, I feel abandoned by a system I spent my career believing in."